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Meanings of annihilating in English
Wreaking or capable of wreaking complete destruction.
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Usage of annihilating in English
1
In the summer, Urbina captured the city of Durango, annihilating the Federals.
2
You would be doing the Führer a great favor by annihilating them.
3
Thus the chance of surprising and annihilating his army would be lost.
4
He never gained a battle without annihilating the force opposed to him.
5
But slavery exists only by annihilating or monopolizing these rights and legacies.
6
You sent for Smilash, and I have responded by practically annihilating him.
7
She would gladly have purchased annihilating curses to destroy her happier rival.
8
The man with the rapacious desire for annihilating success in his eyes.
9
Is a miracle capable of annihilating the evidence of a demonstrated truth?
10
Space first, annihilating space, dwarfing her preconceived images, and then wondrous colors!
11
He took no part in the annihilating frenzy of his men.
12
Into it Norman Douglas bounced, scattering and annihilating its charm in a moment.
13
A day later, it did so, effectively annihilating the Minister's authority.
14
One of the things which imitation of Western ways is annihilating is distance.
15
Neither we nor our allies have the intention of annihilating England.
16
Strung beads covered the glass, annihilating what must have been the architect's intent.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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